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Category Archives: data access
What’s wrong with the iPad?
We have been using the wi-fi iPad for just under 6 months now and I have a few suggestions to make it even easier to use. Safari Aside from the problem with lack of Flash support there are a few … Continue reading
Posted in Data, data access, Strategy, System effectiveness, Systems
Tagged Apple, file viewer, IOS changes, iPad, iPad hardware changes, iPad needs, Safari changes
5 Comments
Cloud Storage Gateways Surface
One problem holding back general purpose cloud storage has been the lack of a “standard” way to get data in and out of the cloud. Most cloud storage providers supply a REST interface, an object file interface or other proprietary … Continue reading
Posted in Data, data access, File Storage, Storage
Tagged Amazon S3, Cloud Storage, Cloud storage gateway, Nasuni, Nirvanix, ParaScale, Rackspace, Securing cloud storage
3 Comments
Caching DaaD for federated data centers
Today, I attended a webinar where Pat Gelsinger, President of Information Infrastructure at EMC discussed their concept for a new product based on the Yotta Yotta technology they acquired a few years back. Yotta Yotta’s product was a distributed, coherent … Continue reading
Posted in Data, data access, Data integrity, Storage, Storage performance
Tagged DaaD, Data-at-a-Distance, EMC, Federated Data Centers, Vmotion, Yotta Yotta
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Google vs. National Information Exchange Model
Wouldn’t the National information exchange be better served by deferring the National Information Exchange Model (NIEM) and instead implementing some sort of Google-like search of federal, state, and municipal text data records. Most federal, state and local data resides in … Continue reading
Posted in data access, Data index, Data search, Data security, Strategy, Systems
Tagged Data security, Database transfers, Google, information sharing, NIEM
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15PB a year created by CERN
That’s what CERN produces from their 6 experiments each year. How this data is subsequently accessed and replicated around the world is an interesting tale in multi-tier data grids. When an experiment is run at CERN, the data is captured … Continue reading
Posted in Data, data access, Data grid
Tagged CERN, dCache, file transfer, Globus, LCG file catalogue
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What is cloud storage good for?
Cloud storage has emerged as a viable business service in the last couple of years, but what does cloud storage really do for the data center. Moving data out to the cloud makes for unpredictable access times with potentially unsecured and unprotected … Continue reading


